Toto Wolff: Our efforts were not enough.
Mercedes finished the season second in the Constructors' Championship — a decent result, but with a large gap to the leader. In a team video, Toto Wolff admitted that he had expected more…
Toto Wolff: "I have mixed feelings about the past season. Looking at the statistics in ten years' time someone will say that we achieved a decent result — we finished second, became world runners-up, but in reality we did not reach our goal.
We wanted to win races and fight for the championship, wanted to be the best, but we couldn't. And that's the pain of the moment — our efforts were not enough."
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